Public transport stops fail people every day. Not because of the people, but because of how the stops are built. Information is missing, inaccessible, or only available in one format. For millions of disabled and neurodiverse passengers, that means missed services, avoidable anxiety, and journeys not taken.
The Predictable Stop Kit is our solution.
The Predictable Stop Kit is a modular device that retrofits onto existing public transport stops: Bus stops, train stations, and tram stops. It add useful accessibility features and delivers real-time travel information in multiple formats simultaneously, without requiring a smartphone, app, or any prior setup from the user.
It works for people with visual, auditory, cognitive, and mobility-related access needs, and everyone else too.
A high-contrast e-ink display, readable in direct sunlight, rain glare, and low light
Audio announcements with automatic volume adjustment for background noise
Bluetooth direct to hearing aids, with no pairing action required
A push button for on-demand information
There's no proprietary ecosystem, and no additional device or smartphone needed to use it.
The Predictable Stop Kit is co-designed with a panel of paid co-designers with lived experience of disability and neurodiversity. They have shaped every feature decision. The device reflects what actually works for the people who need it most.
The Predictable Stop Kit is supported by the National Centre for Accessible Transport and is currently in Phase 2, building a tested, deployable unit and securing live trial partners ahead of Phase 3.
If you are a transport operator or local authority interested in a trial, we would love to hear from you.